by Richard Schuurman | May 12, 2021 | Airlines |
Just five months after amending its Boeing order and adding more MAX 9s, Alaska Airlines has again announced fleet updates on May 12. Both Boeing and Embraer benefit from Alaska’s order. The airline has exercised options with Boeing on thirteen MAX 9s, which...
by Richard Schuurman | May 12, 2021 | Airbus |
Airbus dusts off its plans for a new A320 final assembly line (FAL) in Toulouse. A year after the plan was mothballed due to the effects of the Covid-crisis, the former A380 Final Assembly Line in the Lagardère building will be transformed into a combined...
by Richard Schuurman | May 11, 2021 | Mitsubishi |
Mitsubishi Heavy Industries (MHI) will reassess a possible program restart of the SpaceJet during the current financial year 2021, which runs until March 2022. The decision is marked as a ‘key activity’ in this year’s planning, the Japanese company said during its...
by Richard Schuurman | May 9, 2021 | Airlines |
It might be a bit early to think of future fleet updates in the current market situation, but Air Canada is certainly looking at options as it prepares to exit from the pandemic in the coming months. While its fleet will be adequate for the time being, the Canadian...
by Richard Schuurman | May 7, 2021 | Airlines |
International Airlines Group (IAG) reported a EUR -1.067 billion after-tax loss for the first quarter, an improvement of EUR -1.683 billion in the first quarter last year but still reflects badly, it said on May 7. The operating loss was EUR -1.068 billion versus...
